Strategic Planning
From May to August 2005 the Council held 13 community
workshops to more fully involve the community in determining
its outcomes or
priorities.
Previous Strategic Planning
documents
During 2002 Council worked on its new 10-year strategic plan. As part of
the community consultation
process Council talked to members of Waitakere City about their vision, key issues and priorities for the next ten years.
Another important part of developing the City's 10 year
strategic plan involved looking at what has been achieved
already and future
trends.
This work evolved into the development of the Long Term Council Community Plan
(LTCCP). This plan is a new requirement under the Local Government Act 2002, passed by Parliament in December 2002. One part of
the LTCCP process is the need to identify desired Community Outcomes.
Given the work undertaken and the ongoing partnership and collaborative processes and relationships of the
Council adopted its first Long Term Council Community Plan in
June 2003. From this, with its communities, the Council will go on to build the next plan by 2006.
Previous Strategic documents
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Strategic Plan 2000/01
- 2009/10 (Size 10833K)
This plan sets out a strategy for taking Waitakere City to
2010 and beyond. This document has now been superseded
by the Long Term Council
Community Plan (LTCCP)
Funding Policy (Size 350K)
Details of the process by which the Council arrived at its funding decisions.
This document has now been superseded by the Revenue
and Financing Policy (Size 4849K)
Our Future
Today (Size 430K)
Summary of consultation taken into account in preparing the draft and final 2000/01 Annual and Strategic
Plans
For a copy of any of these documents, or further information:
What we have achieved since 1992
State of the City
A report
detailing where we are as a city within the natural, social
and economic environment.
Report Cards
Below is a series of report cards on the Council's key
strategic directions. These cards look at what the
targets were, what has been achieved and what gaps exist.
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